All bets will be transmitted direct into the racecourse pool and settled at the original dividends declared at the racecourse. Bets are normally made in US dollars, as is clearly marked on our betting slips for U.S. races. We shall also report the equivalent amount in euros as guidance. The daily rate for the dollar as fixed by the European Central Bank will be used as our basis for calculating the amounts staked and won. As far as your betting account is concerned, nothing will change, and all sums won or lost, as well as paid in or out, will still be given in euros. Some types of American bets are different from those in Europe. Here is a complete guide for your reference: WIN
Win bets are won when the horse on which you have bet is officially proclaimed the winner by the declaration of the tote dividends. Win bets must be marked in the top row ("I") of your betting slip. PLACE
Place bets are won when the horse on which you have bet is officially placed first or second. It should not be confused with a European place bet. Place bets must be marked in the top row ("I") of your betting slip. SHOW
Show bets are won when the horse on which you have bet is officially placed first, second or third. This is therefore equivalent to a European place bet. Show bets must be marked in the top row ("I") of your betting slip. WIN/ PLACE
This is two bets on the same horse, one to win and one to finish first or second. WIN/ SHOW
This is two bets on the same horse, one to win and one to finish first, second or third. This is equivalent to a European each-way bet. WIN/ PLACE/ SHOW
This is three bets on the same horse, one to win, one to finish first or second, and one to finish first, second or third. Also known as “across the board”. PLACE/ SHOW
This is two bets on the same horse, one to win or finish second, and one to finish first, second or third. EXACTA
For this bet you have to forecast the horses officially placed first and second in correct order. This is equivalent to the European straight forecast (Zweierwette). For a simple bet, you should mark your selections in the top two lines (“I” and “II”). You can also make a combination bet or “box” by using the bottom line marked “K” TRIFECTA
For this bet you have to forecast the horses officially placed first, second and third in correct order. This is equivalent to the European tricast or Dreierwette. For a simple bet, you should mark your selections in the three top lines (“I,”II” and “III”). For a combination bet or “box”, use the bottom line marked “K” SUPERFECTA
For this bet you have to forecast the horses officially placed first, second, third and fourth in correct order. This is equivalent to the German Viererwette. For a simple bet, you should mark your selections in the four top lines (“I”,”II”,”III” and “IV”). For a combination bet or “box”, use the bottom line marked “K” QUINELLA
For this bet you must forecast the two horses officially placed first or second in either order. On your betting slip, one selection should be made in the top line (“I”) and the others(s) in the bottom line (“K” ) | 
